Managed Switch Console Manual

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1 TM Managed Switch Console Manual Industrial Managed Ethernet Switch Version 1.1 This document applied to models of MSM-508,MSM-508FC/FCS/FT Copyright ICP DAS Co., Ltd., All Rights Reserved. Release No. : 0804-V1

2 CONTENTS 1 CONTENTS 2 2 Managed Switch 1 3 RS-232 & Telnet Console Operation 1 1. Console Connection Console Command... 4? [COMMAND] 4 REBOOT/RESET 4 DEFAULT 5 IP 5 MASK 6 GATEWAY 6 MAC 6 NETID [id number] 7 LMASK [mask value] 8 CMASK [mask value] 9 SMASK [mask value] 9 LVALUE 10 CMASK 10 SMASK 11 HMIVALUE [value1] [value2] 11 RTIME [time] 12 FTIME [time] 13 MTIME [time] 13 HTIME [time] 14 COM1 [baud rate][data bit][parity][stop bit] 15 COM2 [baud rate][data bit][parity][stop bit] 16 RING [pair][enable disable] 16 Release No. : 0804-V1

3 Managed Switch RS-232 & Telnet Console Operation Console Connection Console Command ICPDAS Managed Switch provides three access methods, RS-232, Telnet and HTTP, to configure the Switch functions. This Manual will guide you how to use the RS-232 and Telnet to access Managed Switch console. Release No. : 0804-V1 1

4 1. Console Connection RS-232 Connection ICPDAS RS Series Switch is shipped with a 9-pin Female D-sub & RJ-45 cable (CA ),please use this cable to connect Switch s RS232 port with PC s COM port. You can connect to Switch console by using windows Terminal Emulator, Baud Rate : Data Bits : 8 Parity : none Stop Bit : 1 Otherwise, you can download our free Console Emulator from RS Series Switch download page: Telnet Connection Before using telnet to access console, please mask sure the PC host and Managed Switch are on the same subnet. Factory default: IP Address : Gateway : Mask : Otherwise, you have to change the network setting through the RS-232 connection. STEP 1 Click windows [Start] [Run] Type the Telnet command and switch s IP address. EX: telnet STEP 2 If connection succeeds, the login prompt will appear. Release No. : 0804-V1 2

5 By factory default setting, both the account and password are Admin. Only one telnet connection is accepted at the same time. Release No. : 0804-V1 3

6 2. Console Command? [COMMAND] Both help and? display a list of available commands, if parameter is not specified. The [command] parameter is used to see detail information for a specific command Parameter command Please provide the name of the command that you want detail information about. REBOOT/RESET The reset command will initiate Ring Switch a self-restart. All current setting values remain intact. Release No. : 0804-V1 4

7 DEFAULT The default command will restore all settings to factory default values. Current factory default values are as follow: COM1:baudrate ,8bit,none patity check, 1 stopbit COM2:baudrate ,8bit,none patity check, 1 stopbit link mask:0 communication mask:0x1f status mask:0x3 netid:1 mac: factory-set unique MAC address ip: mask: IP If no IP address is specified, the ip command will display current IP address. To assign an IP address for TCP/IP, please input IP address in the form of ip1.ip2.ip3.ip4 (each field contains a value in the range 0 255). Release No. : 0804-V1 5

8 MASK If no mask address is specified, the mask command will display current mask address. To assign a mask address for TCP/IP, please input mask address in the form of m1.m2.m3.m4 (each field contains a value in the range 0 255). GATEWAY If no gateway IP address is specified, the gateway command will display current gateway address. Note that if there exits a check sum error, an error message will alert. To assign a gateway address for TCP/IP, please input gateway IP address in the form of ip1.ip2.ip3.ip4 (each field contains a value in the range 0 255). MAC If no MAC address is specified, the mac command will display current MAC address. To assign a MAC address for Ethernet, please input MAC address in the form of e1:e2:e3:e4:e5:e6. Release No. : 0804-V1 6

9 Each Switch is shipped from the factory with a unique MAC address, and the value is labeled on the Switch case. DO NOT change this address unless you have a good reason to do so. NETID [id number] If Net ID of Modbus is not specified, the netid command will display current ID number of Modbus. The command parameter [id number] is used to assign a specific ID number for Modbus Net ID. Parameter id number Provides the ID number that you want to set up for Modbus Net ID. Release No. : 0804-V1 7

10 LMASK [mask value] This command enables you to configure relay output activation status when there is link loss occurring on port(s). The ports are corresponding to the 8 mask bits, bit 0 corresponds to port 1, etc. TABLE 1: Bits mapping Table Bit 7 Bit 6 Bit 5 Bit 4 Bit 3 Bit 2 Bit 1 Bit 0 Port 8 Port 7 Port 6 Port 5 Port 4 Port 3 Port 2 Port 1 1 on 1 on 1 on 1 on 1 on 1 on 1 on 1 on 0 off 0 off 0 off 0 off 0 off 0 off 0 off 0 off If the mask bit of that port(s) is specified by being set up as 1, when there is a link loss occurring on that port(s), relay output will be activated. The mask value is in hexadecimal format that represents the 8 bits corresponding binary numbers, it can be either in the form of initiating 0X plus a suffix of the hexadecimal number or eliminating 0X ; simply the hexadecimal number itself. If a mask value is not specified, the lmask command will display previous assigned mask value. Parameter mask value Provides the mask value that you want to specify to configure status of relay when link loss occurs lmask 0x2d Set Relay active if link lose on Port 1, 3, 4, or Port 6. Release No. : 0804-V1 8

11 CMASK [mask value] This command enables you to configure relay output activation status when there is communication loss occurring on port(s). The ports are corresponding to the 8 mask bits, bit 0 corresponds to port 1, etc. The bits mapping please refer to TABLE 1. (LMASK command) cmask 0x1a Set Relay active if communication lose on Port 2, 4, or port 6. SMASK [mask value] This command enables you to configure relay output activation status when there is power fail occurring on power 1 or power 2, or when the switch is being selected as the master switch. Bit 0 corresponds to Power1, bit 1 corresponds to Power 2 and bit 3 corresponds to master switch indicator. If the mask bit of that power(s)(bit 0 and bit 1) or master switch indicator (bit 2) is specified by being set up as 1, when there is a power fail occurring on Power(s), or when the switch is selected as master switch, the corresponding relay output will be activated. Parameter mask value Provides the mask value that you want to specify for the communication loss relay output smask 0x3 Release No. : 0804-V1 9

12 Set Relay active if Power 1 or Power 2 fail LVALUE This command enables you to read link status showing by a hexadecimal number that represents the 8 bits corresponding binary numbers. Bit 0 corresponds to port 1, etc. If there is link loss occurring on port(s), the corresponding bit(s) will be set up as 1. Link loss occurring on port 2,3,4,5,6 and 8. CMASK This command enables you to read ring pair communication status showing by a hexadecimal number that represents the 8 bits corresponding binary numbers. Bit 0 corresponds to port 1, etc.. If there is a communication loss occurring on port(s), the corresponding bit(s) will be set up as 1. Release No. : 0804-V1 10

13 SMASK This command enables you to read system status showing by a hexadecimal number that represents the 8 bits corresponding binary numbers. bit Corresponding to: 0 Power 1 If there is a power fail occurring on Power 1, bit 0 will be set as 1. 1 Power 2 If there is a power fail occurring on Power 2, bit 1 will be set as 1. 2 Master Ring Switch If his Switch is the master Ring Switch (the Master LED indicator will be on ) bit 2 will be set as 1. 3 Relay output status If the relay output is activated, bit 3 will be set as 1. Power2 fail occurring, and the Switch is the Master of the topology. HMIVALUE [value1] [value2] This command enables you to configure the Switch operation modes. Parameter Value 1 bit0 : set 1 to enable ring pair 1. bit1 : set 1 to enable ring pair 2. bit2 : set 1 to enable STP Protocol. otherwise is Cyber-Ring Protocol bit3 : set 1 to force Switch as the Master of topology. Value 2 Reserved. Release No. : 0804-V1 11

14 RTIME [time] Recovery time is the length of time it takes to return back to normal operation after an error or other failure has occurred. This command enables you to set up the recovery time in millisecond (ms). Parameter time Provides the time interval(ms) that you want to set up as the recovery time Return message: recovery time X (Y) ms. X ( switch value) indicates the rtime value set by console command, Y (operating value) indicates the actual operating value. Value can be specified only on Cyber-Ring Protocol Mode (refer to HMIVLAUE setting). NOTE Use the following function to calculate an adequate rtime: rtime = [Round(0.3*(N+1))]*100 ms N: number of switches : If there are 5 switches (including master switch), the adequate rtime will be: Release No. : 0804-V1 12

15 [Round (0.3*(5+1))]*100 = Round (1.8) *100 =2*100 =200 ms If the recovery time is not longer enough, the Master LED will keep on flashing to make a warning. FTIME [time] This command enables you to set up the spanning tree bridge forward delay in milliseconds (ms). Forward delay is the time interval spent waiting to change a port from its spanning tree pre-forwarding state to a forwarding state. This is necessary because every bridge on the network should ensure no loop is formed before allowing the port to forward packets. Parameter time Provides the time interval(ms) that you want to set up as the forward time Return message: forward delay X (Y) ms. X ( switch value) indicates the ftime value set by console command, Y (operating value) indicates the actual operating value. Value can be specified only on STP Mode (refer to HMIVLAUE setting). MTIME [time] This command enables you to setup the spanning tree bridge maximum age in milliseconds (ms). Max age is the maximum time a bridge waits without receiving spanning tree configuration messages before attempting a reconfiguration. Release No. : 0804-V1 13

16 Parameter time Provides the time interval(ms) that you want to set up as the maximum time Return message: max age time X (Y) ms. X ( switch value) indicates the mtime value set by console command, Y (operating value) indicates the actual operating value. Value can be specified only on STP Mode (refer to HMIVLAUE setting). HTIME [time] This command enables you to set the spanning tree bridge hello time in millisecond (ms). Hello time is the interval between transmissions of spanning tree configuration messages. All bridges send configuration messages during reconfiguration to select the designated root bridge (in this case, the switch port). Parameter time Provides the time interval(ms) that you want to set up as the hello time Return message: hello time X (Y) ms. X (switch value) indicates the htime value set by console command, Y (operating value) indicates the actual operating value. Value can be specified only on STP Mode (refer to HMIVLAUE setting). Release No. : 0804-V1 14

17 COM1 [baud rate][data bit][parity][stop bit] The first serial port Com1 is assigned for RS232. This command enables you to set up the transmission speed (baud rate),data bit (data bit), parity check type (parity) and stop bit (stop bit). The transmission speed parameter [baud rate] allows the following settings: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, and The port speed and device speed must match. The number of data bits can be 7 (for true ASCII) or 8 (for any kind of data, as this matches the size of a byte), The parity check code can be set to none (0), even (1), or odd (2). None (0) means that no parity bit is sent at all. Even (1) means applying even parity check, each set of transmitted bits must have an even number of set bits. Odd (2) means applying odd parity check, each set of transmitted bits must have an odd number of set bits. Stop bit is used in asynchronous communications to indicate the end of a piece of data. Parameter baud rate Provides the baud rate (300 or 600 or 1200 or 2400 or 4800 or 9600 or or or or )for your usage, default value is data bit Provides the data bit value(7 or 8), default value is 8 parity Provides the parity check type, none (0), even (1), odd (2):, default value is 0. stop bit Provides the stop bit (1 or 2), default value is 1. Release No. : 0804-V1 15

18 COM2 [baud rate][data bit][parity][stop bit] The second serial port Com2 is assigned for RS485. This command enables you to set up the transmission speed (baud rate),data bit (data bit), parity check type (parity) and stop bit (stop bit). Setting parameters are the same as COM1. RING [pair][enable disable] 1. Display ring setting 2. Enable/Disabled Ring Pair Parameter pair Specify ring pair 1 or 2 enable disable Enable/Disabled Ring Pair. Release No. : 0804-V1 16